Renee Rapp was doing press rounds for her upcoming film Mean Girls in New York City on Monday morning.
The 23-year-old singer wore a long black leather trench coat as stepped into Today’s studio at the Rockefeller Center in Manhattan.
Rapp also donned a colorful graphic-print hoodie and wide-legged pants with black athletic shoes.
And she wore her honey blonde hair down in soft waves.
The hitmaker – who appeared alongside Megan Thee Stallion in a newly-released music video – later visited SiriusXM Studios, where she posed for a photo with Watch What Happens Live star Andy Cohen.
Renee Rapp was pictured while doing press rounds for her upcoming film Mean Girls in New York City on Monday morning
Rapp plays Regina George in the upcoming musical comedy feature, which is inspired by the 2004 film of the same name which starred Lindsay Lohan and Amanda Seyfried.
The new version of the film also follows the plotline of an updated musical adaptation of Mean Girls, which premiered in 2017.
The singer played George, who was originally portrayed by Rachel McAdams, when the production moved to Broadway in 2018.
Mean Girls, which was based on Rosalind Wiseman’s 2002 book Queen Bees and Wannabes, is centered on a teenage girl who is tasked with raising her social profile in a status-obsessed high school culture.
Other performers set to appear in the new version of the film are Angourie Rice, Auliʻi Cravalho and Jon Hamm, as well as Tina Fey, who penned the original feature’s screenplay.
Rapp opened up about her role during her interview on Today and stated that her prior experience on the Broadway adaptation of Mean Girls prepared her for her role in the film.
She said: ‘Having already done it, I was like, so, incredibly familiar with the script and the score.’
Rapp donned a graphic-printed white hoodie underneath a leather trench coat while promoting her film while posing with Andy Cohen
The Tummy Hurts singer also wore wide-legged pants and black athletic shoes as she made her way around town with a friend
Rapp plays Regina George in the upcoming musical comedy feature, which is inspired by the 2004 film of the same name
The new version of Mean Girls is scheduled to premiere on Friday
The hitmaker also spoke about her affection for the source material and why she enjoyed working on the new version of Mean Girls.
She stated: ‘It was nice because even for me, I’ve done this show hundreds of times, and it’s still managed to keep it fresh.’
Rapp went on to discuss watching Mean Girls at a young age and described the film as always having been ‘a part of my life and culture.’
The new version of Mean Girls is currently scheduled to premiere on Friday.
